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find a continuum which starts with things' being two-dimensional and progressing to deep threedimensional. I find I can stop anywhere on it" (Usually, Maximum).
"I can see the texture of the air in little swirling dots" (Usually, Just). "Things inanimate, like a pile of clothes, seem to come to life;" (Sometimes, Strongly). "Much more fun to watch color TV or newscasts" (Sometimes, Fairly). "Am able to see mythical, angel-like creatures, which seem to be personal spirits" (Rarely, Maximum). "Figure-ground shifts become more frequent and easier to control when stoned" (Sometimes, Strongly). "I get more, and more pronounced, afterimages" (Rarely, Strongly). "Aesthetic perception augmented re Cezzane [sic]: see interview with Allen Ginsberg, Paris Review #37" (no specification of frequency or levels). LEVELS OF INTOXICATION FOR VISUAL PHENOMENA The grouping of visual phenomena by intoxication levels is presented in Figure 6-4 and is highly significant (p <<< .0005). At the lowest levels, vision may sharpen up, patterns may appear, and colors may be affected. Further up, visual imagery is enhanced, and vision may become more central with depth magnified. Between Strongly and Very Strongly intoxicated, a sensual quality is frequently added to vision, and the external visual world may become unstable, with blurring and jiggling in depth. As one goes higher, vision may pulse, faces may change, auras may appear around objects, and at the highest (6 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 level the maximal alteration of the visual world may occur with hallucinations and auras around people. [3] FIGURE 6-4. INTOXICATION LEVELS, VISUAL PHENOMENA Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum Type size code: CHARACTERISTIC COMMON INFREQUENT Rare AURAS AROUND PEOPLE HALLUCINATIONS FACES CHANGE PULSING OF VISION AURAS AROUND OBJECTS BLURRINESS JIGGLING OF DEPTH SENSUAL QUALITY TO VISION DEPTH MAGNIFIED MORE CENTRALITY OF VISION Flat quality to the world PERIPHERAL VISION CHANGES PATTERNS, MEANING IN AMBIGUOUS MATERIAL THIRD DIMENSION ADDED TO PICTURES VISUAL IMAGES AUTOMATICALLY ACCOMPANY THOUGHT VISUAL IMAGERY MORE VIVID NEW SHADES OF COLOR VIVID IMAGERY WHILE READING colors get duller CONTOURS GET SHARPER Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum MODULATING FACTORS Table 6-1 summarizes the effects of background factors that have relatively linear effects. Imagery automatically accompanying reading and visual jiggle appear to have a curvilinear relationship to drug experience, occurring more frequently and at lower levels of intoxication with moderate experience than (7 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 with little or much experience. In general, more drug experience goes with sensuality and unusual visual experiences, and with more intoxication required for the possibly undesirable effects of blurriness and pulsing of vision. TABLE 6-1 EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND FAfind a continuum which starts with things' being two-dimensional and progressing to deep threedimensional. I find I can stop anywhere on it" (Usually, Maximum). "I can see the texture of the air in little swirling dots" (Usually, Just). "Things inanimate, like a pile of clothes, seem to come to life;" (Sometimes, Strongly). "Much more fun to watch color TV or newscasts" (Sometimes, Fairly). "Am able to see mythical, angel-like creatures, which seem to be personal spirits" (Rarely, Maximum). "Figure-ground shifts become more frequent and easier to control when stoned" (Sometimes, Strongly).
"I get more, and more pronounced, afterimages" (Rarely, Strongly). "Aesthetic perception augmented re Cezzane sic]: see interview with Allen Ginsberg, Paris Review 37" (no specification of frequency or levels).
LEVELS OF INTOXICATION FOR VISUAL PHENOMENA The grouping of visual phenomena by intoxication levels is presented in Figure 6-4 and is highly significant (p <<< .0005). At the lowest levels, vision may sharpen up, patterns may appear, and colors may be affected. Further up, visual imagery is enhanced, and vision may become more central with depth magnified.
Between Strongly and Very Strongly intoxicated, a sensual quality is frequently added to vision, and the external visual world may become unstable, with blurring and jiggling in depth. As one goes higher, vision may pulse, faces may change, auras may appear around objects, and at the highest (6 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 level the maximal alteration of the visual world may occur with hallucinations and auras around people. 3] FIGURE 6-4. INTOXICATION LEVELS, VISUAL PHENOMENA Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum Type size code: CHARACTERISTIC COMMON INFREQUENT Rare AURAS AROUND PEOPLE HALLUCINATIONS FACES CHANGE PULSING OF VISION AURAS AROUND OBJECTS BLURRINESS JIGGLING OF DEPTH SENSUAL QUALITY TO VISION DEPTH MAGNIFIED MORE CENTRALITY OF VISION Flat quality to the world PERIPHERAL VISION CHANGES PATTERNS, MEANING IN AMBIGUOUS MATERIAL THIRD DIMENSION ADDED TO PICTURES VISUAL IMAGES AUTOMATICALLY ACCOMPANY THOUGHT VISUAL IMAGERY MORE VIVID NEW SHADES OF COLOR VIVID IMAGERY WHILE READING colors get duller CONTOURS GET SHARPER Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum MODULATING FACTORS Table 6-1 summarizes the effects of background factors that have relatively linear effects. Imagery automatically accompanying reading and visual jiggle appear to have a curvilinear relationship to drug experience, occurring more frequently and at lower levels of intoxication with moderate experience than (7 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 with little or much experience. In general, more drug experience goes with sensuality and unusual visual experiences, and with more intoxication required for the possibly undesirable effects of blurriness and pulsing of vision. TABLE 6-1 EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND FAfind a continuum which starts with things' being two-dimensional and progressing to deep threedimensional. I find I can stop anywhere on it" (Usually, Maximum).
"I can see the texture of the air in little swirling dots" (Usually, Just). "Things inanimate, like a pile of clothes, seem to come to life;" (Sometimes, Strongly).
"Much more fun to watch color TV or newscasts" (Sometimes, Fairly).
"Am able to see mythical, angel-like creatures, which seem to be personal spirits" (Rarely, Maximum). "Figure-ground shifts become more frequent and easier to control when stoned" (Sometimes, Strongly). "I get more, and more pronounced, afterimages" (Rarely, Strongly). "Aesthetic perception augmented re Cezzane sic]: see interview with Allen Ginsberg, Paris Review #37" (no specification of frequency or levels). LEVELS OF INTOXICATION FOR VISUAL PHENOMENA The grouping of visual phenomena by intoxication levels is presented in Figure 6-4 and is highly significant (p <<< .
0005).
At the lowest levels, vision may sharpen up, patterns may appear, and colors may be affected. Further up, visual imagery is enhanced, and vision may become more central with depth magnified. Between Strongly and Very Strongly intoxicated, a sensual quality is frequently added to vision, and the external visual world may become unstable, with blurring and jiggling in depth. As one goes higher, vision may pulse, faces may change, auras may appear around objects, and at the highest (6 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 level the maximal alteration of the visual world may occur with hallucinations and auras around people. 3] FIGURE 6-4. INTOXICATION LEVELS, VISUAL PHENOMENA Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum Type size code: CHARACTERISTIC COMMON INFREQUENT Rare AURAS AROUND PEOPLE HALLUCINATIONS FACES CHANGE PULSING OF VISION AURAS AROUND OBJECTS BLURRINESS JIGGLING OF DEPTH SENSUAL QUALITY TO VISION DEPTH MAGNIFIED MORE CENTRALITY OF VISION Flat quality to the world PERIPHERAL VISION CHANGES PATTERNS, MEANING IN AMBIGUOUS MATERIAL THIRD DIMENSION ADDED TO PICTURES VISUAL IMAGES AUTOMATICALLY ACCOMPANY THOUGHT VISUAL IMAGERY MORE VIVID NEW SHADES OF COLOR VIVID IMAGERY WHILE READING colors get duller CONTOURS GET SHARPER Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum MODULATING FACTORS Table 6-1 summarizes the effects of background factors that have relatively linear effects. Imagery automatically accompanying reading and visual jiggle appear to have a curvilinear relationship to drug experience, occurring more frequently and at lower levels of intoxication with moderate experience than (7 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 with little or much experience. In general, more drug experience goes with sensuality and unusual visual experiences, and with more intoxication required for the possibly undesirable effects of blurriness and pulsing of vision. TABLE 6-1 EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND FAfind a continuum which starts with things' being two-dimensional and progressing to deep threedimensional. I find I can stop anywhere on it" (Usually, Maximum).
"I can see the texture of the air in little swirling dots" (Usually, Just). "Things inanimate, like a pile of clothes, seem to come to life;" (Sometimes, Strongly). "Much more fun to watch color TV or newscasts" (Sometimes, Fairly). "Am able to see mythical, angel-like creatures, which seem to be personal spirits" (Rarely, Maximum). "Figure-ground shifts become more frequent and easier to control when stoned" (Sometimes, Strongly). "I get more, and more pronounced, afterimages" (Rarely, Strongly).
"Aesthetic perception augmented re Cezzane sic]: see interview with Allen Ginsberg, Paris Review 37" (no specification of frequency or levels). LEVELS OF INTOXICATION FOR VISUAL PHENOMENA The grouping of visual phenomena by intoxication levels is presented in Figure 6-4 and is highly significant (p <<< .0005). At the lowest levels, vision may sharpen up, patterns may appear, and colors may be affected.
Further up, visual imagery is enhanced, and vision may become more central with depth magnified. Between Strongly and Very Strongly intoxicated, a sensual quality is frequently added to vision, and the external visual world may become unstable, with blurring and jiggling in depth. As one goes higher, vision may pulse, faces may change, auras may appear around objects, and at the highest (6 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 level the maximal alteration of the visual world may occur with hallucinations and auras around people. 3] FIGURE 6-4. INTOXICATION LEVELS, VISUAL PHENOMENA Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum Type size code: CHARACTERISTIC COMMON INFREQUENT Rare AURAS AROUND PEOPLE HALLUCINATIONS FACES CHANGE PULSING OF VISION AURAS AROUND OBJECTS BLURRINESS JIGGLING OF DEPTH SENSUAL QUALITY TO VISION DEPTH MAGNIFIED MORE CENTRALITY OF VISION Flat quality to the world PERIPHERAL VISION CHANGES PATTERNS, MEANING IN AMBIGUOUS MATERIAL THIRD DIMENSION ADDED TO PICTURES VISUAL IMAGES AUTOMATICALLY ACCOMPANY THOUGHT VISUAL IMAGERY MORE VIVID NEW SHADES OF COLOR VIVID IMAGERY WHILE READING colors get duller CONTOURS GET SHARPER Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum MODULATING FACTORS Table 6-1 summarizes the effects of background factors that have relatively linear effects. Imagery automatically accompanying reading and visual jiggle appear to have a curvilinear relationship to drug experience, occurring more frequently and at lower levels of intoxication with moderate experience than (7 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 with little or much experience. In general, more drug experience goes with sensuality and unusual visual experiences, and with more intoxication required for the possibly undesirable effects of blurriness and pulsing of vision.
TABLE 6-1 EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND FAfind a continuum which starts with things' being two-dimensional and progressing to deep threedimensional.
I find I can stop anywhere on it" (Usually, Maximum). "I can see the texture of the air in little swirling dots" (Usually, Just). "Things inanimate, like a pile of clothes, seem to come to life;" (Sometimes, Strongly). "Much more fun to watch color TV or newscasts" (Sometimes, Fairly).
"Am able to see mythical, angel-like creatures, which seem to be personal spirits" (Rarely, Maximum). "Figure-ground shifts become more frequent and easier to control when stoned" (Sometimes, Strongly). "I get more, and more pronounced, afterimages" (Rarely, Strongly). "Aesthetic perception augmented re Cezzane [sic: see interview with Allen Ginsberg, Paris Review #37" (no specification of frequency or levels).
LEVELS OF INTOXICATION FOR VISUAL PHENOMENA The grouping of visual phenomena by intoxication levels is presented in Figure 6-4 and is highly significant (p <<< .0005). At the lowest levels, vision may sharpen up, patterns may appear, and colors may be affected. Further up, visual imagery is enhanced, and vision may become more central with depth magnified. Between Strongly and Very Strongly intoxicated, a sensual quality is frequently added to vision, and the external visual world may become unstable, with blurring and jiggling in depth. As one goes higher, vision may pulse, faces may change, auras may appear around objects, and at the highest (6 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 level the maximal alteration of the visual world may occur with hallucinations and auras around people. 3 FIGURE 6-4. INTOXICATION LEVELS, VISUAL PHENOMENA Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum Type size code: CHARACTERISTIC COMMON INFREQUENT Rare AURAS AROUND PEOPLE HALLUCINATIONS FACES CHANGE PULSING OF VISION AURAS AROUND OBJECTS BLURRINESS JIGGLING OF DEPTH SENSUAL QUALITY TO VISION DEPTH MAGNIFIED MORE CENTRALITY OF VISION Flat quality to the world PERIPHERAL VISION CHANGES PATTERNS, MEANING IN AMBIGUOUS MATERIAL THIRD DIMENSION ADDED TO PICTURES VISUAL IMAGES AUTOMATICALLY ACCOMPANY THOUGHT VISUAL IMAGERY MORE VIVID NEW SHADES OF COLOR VIVID IMAGERY WHILE READING colors get duller CONTOURS GET SHARPER Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum MODULATING FACTORS Table 6-1 summarizes the effects of background factors that have relatively linear effects.
Imagery automatically accompanying reading and visual jiggle appear to have a curvilinear relationship to drug experience, occurring more frequently and at lower levels of intoxication with moderate experience than (7 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 with little or much experience. In general, more drug experience goes with sensuality and unusual visual experiences, and with more intoxication required for the possibly undesirable effects of blurriness and pulsing of vision. TABLE 6-1 EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND FAfind a continuum which starts with things' being two-dimensional and progressing to deep threedimensional. I find I can stop anywhere on it" (Usually, Maximum). "I can see the texture of the air in little swirling dots" (Usually, Just). "Things inanimate, like a pile of clothes, seem to come to life;" (Sometimes, Strongly). "Much more fun to watch color TV or newscasts" (Sometimes, Fairly). "Am able to see mythical, angel-like creatures, which seem to be personal spirits" (Rarely, Maximum). "Figure-ground shifts become more frequent and easier to control when stoned" (Sometimes, Strongly).
"I get more, and more pronounced, afterimages" (Rarely, Strongly). "Aesthetic perception augmented re Cezzane sic: see interview with Allen Ginsberg, Paris Review 37" (no specification of frequency or levels). LEVELS OF INTOXICATION FOR VISUAL PHENOMENA The grouping of visual phenomena by intoxication levels is presented in Figure 6-4 and is highly significant (p <<< .0005). At the lowest levels, vision may sharpen up, patterns may appear, and colors may be affected.
Further up, visual imagery is enhanced, and vision may become more central with depth magnified. Between Strongly and Very Strongly intoxicated, a sensual quality is frequently added to vision, and the external visual world may become unstable, with blurring and jiggling in depth. As one goes higher, vision may pulse, faces may change, auras may appear around objects, and at the highest (6 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 level the maximal alteration of the visual world may occur with hallucinations and auras around people. 3 FIGURE 6-4. INTOXICATION LEVELS, VISUAL PHENOMENA Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum Type size code: CHARACTERISTIC COMMON INFREQUENT Rare AURAS AROUND PEOPLE HALLUCINATIONS FACES CHANGE PULSING OF VISION AURAS AROUND OBJECTS BLURRINESS JIGGLING OF DEPTH SENSUAL QUALITY TO VISION DEPTH MAGNIFIED MORE CENTRALITY OF VISION Flat quality to the world PERIPHERAL VISION CHANGES PATTERNS, MEANING IN AMBIGUOUS MATERIAL THIRD DIMENSION ADDED TO PICTURES VISUAL IMAGES AUTOMATICALLY ACCOMPANY THOUGHT VISUAL IMAGERY MORE VIVID NEW SHADES OF COLOR VIVID IMAGERY WHILE READING colors get duller CONTOURS GET SHARPER Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum MODULATING FACTORS Table 6-1 summarizes the effects of background factors that have relatively linear effects. Imagery automatically accompanying reading and visual jiggle appear to have a curvilinear relationship to drug experience, occurring more frequently and at lower levels of intoxication with moderate experience than (7 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 with little or much experience. In general, more drug experience goes with sensuality and unusual visual experiences, and with more intoxication required for the possibly undesirable effects of blurriness and pulsing of vision. TABLE 6-1 EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND FAfind a continuum which starts with things' being two-dimensional Cannabis Shop Greece and progressing to deep threedimensional. I find I can stop anywhere on it" (Usually, Maximum). "I can see the texture of the air in little swirling dots" (Usually, Just). "Things inanimate, like a pile of clothes, seem to come to life;" (Sometimes, Strongly). "Much more fun to watch color TV or newscasts" (Sometimes, Fairly). "Am able to see mythical, angel-like creatures, which seem to be personal spirits" (Rarely, Maximum). "Figure-ground shifts become more frequent and easier to control when stoned" (Sometimes, Strongly). "I get more, and more pronounced, afterimages" (Rarely, Strongly). "Aesthetic perception augmented re Cezzane sic: see interview with Allen Ginsberg, Paris Review #37" (no specification of frequency or levels). LEVELS OF INTOXICATION FOR VISUAL PHENOMENA The grouping of visual phenomena by intoxication levels is presented in Figure 6-4 and is highly significant (p <<< .0005). At the lowest levels, vision may sharpen up, patterns may appear, and colors may be affected. Further up, visual imagery is enhanced, and vision may become more central with depth magnified. Between Strongly and Very Strongly intoxicated, a sensual quality is frequently added to vision, and the external visual world may become unstable, with blurring and jiggling in depth. As one goes higher, vision may pulse, faces may change, auras may appear around objects, and at the highest (6 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 level the maximal alteration of the visual world may occur with hallucinations and auras around people. 3 FIGURE 6-4. INTOXICATION LEVELS, VISUAL PHENOMENA Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum Type size code: CHARACTERISTIC COMMON INFREQUENT Rare AURAS AROUND PEOPLE HALLUCINATIONS FACES CHANGE PULSING OF VISION AURAS AROUND OBJECTS BLURRINESS JIGGLING OF DEPTH SENSUAL QUALITY TO VISION DEPTH MAGNIFIED MORE CENTRALITY OF VISION Flat quality to the world PERIPHERAL VISION CHANGES PATTERNS, MEANING IN AMBIGUOUS MATERIAL THIRD DIMENSION ADDED TO PICTURES VISUAL IMAGES AUTOMATICALLY ACCOMPANY THOUGHT VISUAL IMAGERY MORE VIVID NEW SHADES OF COLOR VIVID IMAGERY WHILE READING colors get duller CONTOURS GET SHARPER Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum MODULATING FACTORS Table 6-1 summarizes the effects of background factors that have relatively linear effects.
Imagery automatically accompanying reading and visual jiggle appear to have a curvilinear relationship to drug experience, occurring more frequently and at lower levels of intoxication with moderate experience than (7 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 with little or much experience. In general, more drug experience goes with sensuality and unusual visual experiences, and with more intoxication required for the possibly undesirable effects of blurriness and pulsing of vision.
TABLE 6-1 EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND FAfind a continuum which starts with things' being two-dimensional and progressing to deep threedimensional. I find I can stop anywhere on it" (Usually, Maximum). "I can see the texture of the air in little swirling dots" (Usually, Just).
"Things inanimate, like a pile of clothes, seem to come to life;" (Sometimes, Strongly). "Much more fun to watch color TV or newscasts" (Sometimes, Fairly). "Am able to see mythical, angel-like creatures, which seem to be personal spirits" (Rarely, Maximum). "Figure-ground shifts become more frequent and easier to control when stoned" (Sometimes, Strongly). "I get more, and more pronounced, afterimages" (Rarely, Strongly).
"Aesthetic perception augmented re Cezzane sic: see interview with Allen Ginsberg, Paris Review 37" (no specification of frequency or levels). LEVELS OF INTOXICATION FOR VISUAL PHENOMENA The grouping of visual phenomena by intoxication levels is presented in Figure 6-4 and is highly significant (p <<< .0005). At the lowest levels, vision may sharpen up, patterns may appear, and colors may be affected. Further up, visual imagery is enhanced, and vision may become more central with depth magnified. Between Strongly and Very Strongly intoxicated, a sensual quality is frequently added to vision, and the external visual world may become unstable, with blurring and jiggling in depth. As one goes higher, vision may pulse, faces may change, auras may appear around objects, and at the highest (6 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 level the maximal alteration of the visual world may occur with hallucinations and auras around people. 3 FIGURE 6-4. INTOXICATION LEVELS, VISUAL PHENOMENA Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum Type size code: CHARACTERISTIC COMMON INFREQUENT Rare AURAS AROUND PEOPLE HALLUCINATIONS FACES CHANGE PULSING OF VISION AURAS AROUND OBJECTS BLURRINESS JIGGLING OF DEPTH SENSUAL QUALITY TO VISION DEPTH MAGNIFIED MORE CENTRALITY OF VISION Flat quality to the world PERIPHERAL VISION CHANGES PATTERNS, MEANING IN AMBIGUOUS MATERIAL THIRD DIMENSION ADDED TO PICTURES VISUAL IMAGES AUTOMATICALLY ACCOMPANY THOUGHT VISUAL IMAGERY MORE VIVID NEW SHADES OF COLOR VIVID IMAGERY WHILE READING colors get duller CONTOURS GET SHARPER Just Fairly Strongly Very Strongly Maximum MODULATING FACTORS Table 6-1 summarizes the effects of background factors that have relatively linear effects.
Imagery automatically accompanying reading and visual jiggle appear to have a curvilinear relationship to drug experience, occurring more frequently and at lower levels of intoxication with moderate experience than (7 of 10)4/15/2004 7:05:53 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 6 with little or much experience. In general, more drug experience goes with sensuality and unusual visual experiences, and with more intoxication required for the possibly undesirable effects of blurriness and pulsing of vision. TABLE 6-1 EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND FA